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Telegram-herald., 1887-11-02

Jackson, Mich, Nov. May Allen
Pierce, aged %, singer of some note end
an adopted daughter of Prof VIM. Skinner.
of Boston, died at the Davis House last
night OF pneumonia. after an illness of but
a few days. The Professor came here TO
produce the "Nalad Queen" and Miss
Fierce was sick when she came last Thurs
day. The remains will be shipped TO Boston
today.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-02

A. Simon Nssbingioa ~as driving seross
The rsilro@d ~ the corner o. Falton 81
Amy -sts-. yesterday sfternoon. the rsar sr8
81 his vagun 80 csaxhf ~ = passine
s~steh eaEns. F1e vel.seIe wss tssssifv
asue sses bat she nsu sn4 horses lsrfile
escarel Hnhafa he seeid~nt wes ezra
slousd ~ tAse csFe.essnss~ II tbe man who
- ia lhsfse 81 the ast<a
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-02

A fair sized sUeieuce listened 10 the ia,
X. Appiebess lecture 81 the rniversslisi
church lssi nisht on Dickens Illnrsrsfie.,.s >
u HnmhgEs His impersenstiOat we're
vel rendered and brought OCT lseshte,
from the sucience HumtuFs ~ e. sorts
were shown 81 fbeir tfue sense snt ~
kpplebee cer4s niv did The sutiecr iiniioa.
Tonight Hf. tpplslee all rive hi. enis.s.
isrtsining and popular lecture on fpuf
Bovs7
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-02
o,Brten win Resist to Death.

CoRK. Nov. The Mayor has informed
tns municipal authorities that Mr.. O'Brien
has promised to resist to death his subject
ton TO the treatment OF an ordinary
criminal The Governor Of the prison in
which he - incsrcerated. at the Mayors re-
quest, has telegraphed the Prisons Board,
asking advice as 10 the course he shall pur-
sus. The Mayor will see Mr.. % Bren daily
and report TO the municipal officers.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-02
oo,so TO ALASKA.
a srisasA sasntssi - hss PROPOSES ~ k<ss-
izss tas fasA~Fsss ossstisa-

AssfE14i. N0g. t.--Aial.ga. hsBxes ssli
ior fisstgfia. 3 g.. lo.iay 10 Aes4azs ooa-
msud sf - Psatae ssas.isoa. IL "a in-
sefFisS today he SD eh4i ole q hla nrsl
efn1ial acts soa5 Be 10 sisit lasks watsfs
aAa ~ FEolect bttisa igtsfxsfs there. lie
80 nDt allos hnAsa sessel 60 oe aao-
leaLei lsllsiita - t4s TIRES 13ils tlusft.
hsosot ssizaFss .n Aissks Vases. BE- uaisf-
siADsts. slii igrM part 81 ne nsEeFiss Ia
8aiEY. re - u4aks st~l.4l report ~ the
BRITISH fostafi1s Department Ca ~ Can-
siisn facinc raiiroad A. a. imperial route
~ Ia kzsf
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-02

CsHnES. N.J..Nov.l.-Mrs Henry Ludlow
of Hsddendeid Was pushing her baby
sround in its csrrisxs yesterday. when The
vehicle overturned an oil stove. Th. burn
ING Oh set frs % tie hshy's clothing and
vhtie she wss sxtin x'sishinE toe asrnes
Mrs. Ludlow own zarrAents caught Gre
sbe saved the chiid's lie, bat vas herself
burned 20 iesfA.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-02

kAvsss CfrT, Nov. The Western
Fuicn Tslesrsph Compsny has sbolished
sDeciai rebate and NRmal Union rates 70
Eastern points. This = equivalent 10 an
advance ~ a. per cent on night ant -
pep cent "a daY messages The pscfs :
M1tnaI CampsnY aiso announces an a.
vance of - per cent.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-02
DRY COODS!.
Spring q Company !!
Dress Goods.

We are constantly feoeiv-
ins and displaying on our
counters new materials for
the Fall and Winter wear. the
eoiors and fabrics Of which
are warned ia the extreme.
On our eiLh COUNTER
We are showing rich n bean-
tiinl Silks Molf Antique Veil
vets and Pushes. AL lYal.ng
with each other ia richness
aud beauty IA c0l0mnQ.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-02

PAIRS. Nov. Count de Lesseps has stated
TO the Academy of Science that the Panama
Canal will De opened Feb. 3, 1880. The work
will not have been entirely completed. out
the passage will be free for twenty ships
day. Il Is estimated that this traffic will
produce su annual revenue OF from 90,OOO,-
10 to 100 10000 francs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-02

TIE Tae7rtsrr - The ersrd pspias
hosdstev o Nedsne tsld = meeting ln-.
evenins - tie sfgses - n. Tash. nt
#nn-,e-s tDff was eufts larrs 81.
fenosnrs Hnf o. erttns5aatr raa,fiff...
hes'lfE t1e rar 70 ffRenees whfh vas
frensefsae eerfrsi ro1nq rhveie ans wee
rasae rleza3er RI fee oretr zsfitfn which
tss assauea fo1Tiftiue condition.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-02
A Grand Rapids Man Under the Cars.

tAs--tFf- "a ttt tA-tAsNe MANA
kALKAsxA, Nov. stephen Pew, Grand
Rapids & Indiana brakeman, whose home
is al Grand Rapids. fell under the cars at
tins place this afternoon and bad his right
arm snd Lex SO badly mangled that amputa-
lion was necessary.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-02

sftflefreft Re o~er rae3s ~ ffe n
q p. = fs'iress. ftrourf n 81
Hsassnsf. ~ ssissrnsv. vrh IRE fea..
~ it'tis Anrif Erwsfv wha vsr flied
~ . t~sa - tte fr,l4s~n sl~r. ....-.t,.- -
eenffe. Tee - ireaf earssxe~ f,.s ,.s-..s
- rsf : fsn. xna NJ ~gteuss, o.. -
askss.l ss>4 kzzza
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-02

hev. r. 2. Neiat~-s ~ Norf-es,. ba,
seest'si she pasta-stia - fits --essf aas
e1 MfHfrssi Congress iiausI rtrrtf -
this sr1 wi8 enter uDst + nes rrfies
81 eroe The ~n - Hsu9rIsi ehnr.t e4.-
eoeisi tsesiersa oign recsItsgr lsr ever.
IaE 81 she res fsu.s ef n r Eriai- -
tnff hsf NJ Hclutffs oInles -
rea.n- > rlLanl
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-02

WusfS7sos Del Eov. The sg~esal
sleciion in Ileie~ere tasisv CO tAs 4gsestI.ss
~ eonsfitationsI rsneenfon pellet ever
"a so votes ~hish = sbaut sxseea hsr.
srssi snori of ths re- sIire.f aalahef. sal t5s
cen sentlon - losg.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-02

Nsw cssrIs. p. Nov Two fsniIie.
q twelve p~rseps IN Al who arrived ia
Ne~ Aefk October -. oa tbe f1dsfes. .ssnt
From fslermo. arrived here izst w@ss
Their esafifY was reve.is5 f03Av fhfane.
As fssi.sn fbe Eezrd Il Heslth a..
tssea fhe rsattfr 5 haad.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-02

Nsssffefos. Sew. l-~ieftels ~e-s -.
esifea u tAs NAsF l,eneftsssat ths NOR.
inF eesrns eAasfseGnsnss - sser@fsrr
hffa<Y shlea istt n F-rsfi-.l . ies -
faftsasef - isasasNhF thst ia hsssa I.
sah 4reFsnE
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-02

txsNsasss - tst Tsts@sss-ss,s~..
CHsRLEvox. Nov. John A. Bacot. of
Hayes township. died this morning from
the effects Of a dose OF Psri. green taken by
mistake. re was a vell-to- do farmer and
al ex-supervisor.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-02
Thsv stana bv F,rti,nnna

soFrA, Nov. The Sobranje yesterday
unanimously adopted an address in reply
70 the speech of Prince Ferdinand assuring
the Prince OF the support Of the army and
the people
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-02

fsvsfSe Nov. L--Anaitor feuersl Arlin
h.s commenced = reoresni cation of 30 d.
rsrtm-rt on huz1e bssts sirfean
clerks wsrs stscbsred YESTERDAY sonss -
them unreniilena snd some 81 - -
nsfafed when rae x0rx 81 the oNce re.
.s-s.-aa
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-02

hsEreH. o.. Aag RI afeht r I
hsrpes, of .dslity bsak natoFisfg. -
80 tsen erlsonef ia - hsFr saee Isfs
~ $50 fsfsaFea 60 i8aeiaHsH - skare~ :.
nttef $3.50 l'eppty SassAsi klsrsfas
f3 sAthsfitf $50 estAss issse8 ~ tk@
Daitel 7lsSea Ce8rt 81 Ntassans1l.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-02

WAsHSoroN, Nov. 1.-The Supreme
Court IS not ready TO announce its decision
in,the anarchists case The judges say it is
possible the decision may not be ready be-
fore Thursday.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-02
Special Efforts

to give Che very best and most
stylish garments for tire east
money 10 slbIe. AID Mc ara
happy 30 say, from our large
ssles anu EXPIRE si0ns of sat.
}, faction on every sde. or
effort have been crowned
with a very HattefIng success.
We cordially extend 10 every
lady an invitation a. exanslne
eur SgYiEs. eUhIfYfEs ard
PRicEs before making iaeir
selections.
On Cbildrens and Misses
Garments our sales thus sea on
have been enormous. ftei.v-
thing ~ fabrics and tYles
from . - - years Of ape are
on exhibition. and A for pi1cez
we arefbe lowest.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-02

LANsESe. Mich, Nov. /. - Fifv.two
young men are today telling the State
Board Of Pharmacy what they know about
ipecsc and porous plssters. The exsnina
ton Tlu be concluded tomorrow.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-02

BsErisosz. Nev t--John q nsvIs s.r
t1irty Gid Gears naster ee. ,isr snl super.
intenfent ~ bT1sgs conservation sar tse
Rsitimors a Ohio Ral,rssd C.ma.nv sf..
nafsv. he va eorn .n Luzeru reuase
Ia. sna wss - gess ED.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-02
The sapr.m. Court Call

trels-s<s - rss tslssssa ssselN
LAvsrNs, Nov. L-Wednesday's call in
the Supreme Court is as follows o.. n. o.
Too. 81. g. i02 i03. 81.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-02

LoyDoS, Nov. IN. Waddington, the
French Ambassador here. will soon resign
Count Chauberdy has been designated az
his successor.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-02
Striped Fabrics

IN profusl0n, the stripes being
mostly Of Plush o. Velvet 0n
a PLAIN ground. On the
WoOLEN DRESS GOODS
Counters We are showing new
fabrics and new designs every
day-checks. stripes aud fancy
mixtures leading. We have
Just received a large invoice #
Broadcloths, ia all the popu-
lar shades. This sty'e of
dress fabrics has never been
so popular as it aas proved
tins season. rich and warm.
and ~ cOlors the hands0mesl.
Nothing we show can eclipse
It. We have ia S day placed
on sale large and well-sel-
ected line oi Henerietfa
Cloths, IA az the light shades.
Tor party and etening wear.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-02
THF
Trimming Department

Is more than complete in 81
the styles for this season. The
Trimmings FOR ladies' garments
are rumerons and e1cef aingfv
ricn, Consis ing 81 DeautifUi
pssscfuerterie hfoldercd
gallons worked with silk. gold.
silver snd metals in sii Colors.
genuine fms and imitation furs.
maze q ct feathers. in Ell the
coIors corresponding with the
fashionable rnsterIals.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-02
FIFTY VESSELS ASHORE.
A Diss-trozs storm Along the Coast O
Virginia

NoRFoLS va. Nov. The storm which
visited this section Sunday and Monday has
proved most disastrous Although the
telegraph lines along the coast are all down,
yet from he nleagre reports received here
today IL u estimated that al least fifty
vessels are ashore. many Of them are total
wrecks A yet no lives have been reported
lost steamship j. reported ashore at
ocean Vies. IS miles from this port.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-02
IN TBE
Kid Glove Department


We are showing this week
new and beautiful line Of Nous
quetsire Gloves with back and
Cuffs heavily embroidered.
These gloves are the handsofn-
est we nave ever shown.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-02
Cloak Department.

from early morning until
closing tme the centre of
activity and excitement. We
have tins season made
The Portland daily press., 1887-02-18

WANTED-Seyeral good reliable men TO rep
w resent first-elass publishing house in DIFF
ferent sections of Maine and New Hampshire
good situations guaranteed 70 the right parties
Address PUBLISHER, this ONCE. 81
The Portland daily press., 1887-02-18

SAN FRANCISCO-Ar 9th ship Kate Dayen.
R%qhrt, h9Swland, OFT Blakely; barque Nicholas
AT 18th, ship st Nicholas Croker, Hakodate.
San DlEGO-Sld Sth, ship Richard III, McIn-
=, GALVEsToN-Ar 18th, sen Chas II sprague,
SHIP lsLAND--sld 18th, schs Alice Archer,
Fletcher Aspinwall; Mary Cook, Hoffses, New
Haven
PENsACoLA-Ar 10th, barque Leventer, Ger
ry, New York; brig Stacy CLARK, Whitney, Aspin-
Cid 10th, sch Mary sprague, Poland, Philadel-
FERNANDINA-Ar 18th, sch Annie Chase,
Cid 10th, sch st Johns, Gilmore, Baltimore.
JACkS0NVILLE-Ar 18th, sch Florida, War
DARIEN-Ar 18TH schs Lizzie Wiley, VIII.
ley, New York; Hattie Dun, PolanS do.
York.
SAVANNAH-sld 18th, sch Ella NJ storer,
CHARLESTON Sid 18th, sch NJ VB Chase,
Pinkham, Wilmington, NC.
BULL RlVER-Sld 18th, Darque d A Brayton,
WILMINGTON, NC-Ar 18th, sch Harry Pres
colt. Turner, Charleston.
NoRFoLK-sld 18th, barque Boylston, Small,
Cienfuegos.
Ar 10th, sch Kate NJ Hilton, Johnson Boston.
Sid 10th, sch Fannie Whitmore, Whitmore, for
BALTIMoRE-Ar 1eth. sch Maggie Andrews,
Cid 10th, steamer Frostburg Mills, Portland;
brig Don Jaeinto, Hartman. Portland; sch Addie
all saied.)
PHILADELPHIA-Ar 18th, sch Thos Stone.
Freeman, Boston.
Sid 18th, barque Proteus, for Matanzas hay
ing repaired.
Cid 10th, steamer Lancaster, Hand, Portland;
sch Belle ONeil, Butler, Boston.
NEW hORk-Ar 18th, barque Clara L McGil-
very, Griffin, Cardenas; VeSuyius, Marshall Pisa
qua 20 days; sch Canton. Whittier, Zaza 20 days.
Cid 10th. ship Sterling Goodwin, San Francisco;
schs III Herman, Wood, for Nassau, MP; ID
Hodgkins, Thompson. Point-a-Pitre; G Pendle-
ton, Fletcher, Key West.
NEW HAVEN-Ar 10th, sch Fred Smith, Trask
Bucksport.
DUTCH ISLAND HARBOR-Ar 10th, sch Hell
en- Montague, Cookson, Boston for Baltimore.
VlNEYARD-HAVEN-A 14th, sehs Frank
Harrington, Baker, and Yale, Simpson. Baltimore
Tor Boston; Cornelia Soule Francis, Weehawken
for do
In port, schs Cornelia Soule. NJ NJ Chase, Geo
w Glover and Oceana.
BOSTON-Ar 10th. SchS Il III Furber, Went
worth. Weehawken; Harriet. Fuller. Rockport.
Sid 18th, sehs Hyue, Enterprise, Jennie q Pills
bury. Susie L Vesper.
SALEM-In port, schs Sandman, Hatch, New
| York for Portland; j Kennedy War;, do for Cal
ais; Blondel Rogers. Bangor for Wellfleet; Har-
rlet. Full, ROckport for Boston.
PORTSMOUTH-Ar 10Th, sch Maggie G Hart
Williams Brunswick.
BooTHBAY-Ar 10TH sch Emma X Smalley
| Robbins, Boston for Machias; Union, Rich Port
| land for Mt Desert; Ellen Merriman Lord, do for
W1nterport Regulator, Prescott, do for Castine
| Winslow Morse, Bostonfor Winterport
The Portland daily press., 1887-02-18
A NEW LEASE OF LIFE.

When one has been suffering the agonies of
severe attack of rheumatism, neuralgia sciatica
and relief comes it seems as if new lease of life
had been granted. Such have been the feelings
ofthousands who, after trying physicians and
numberless remedies, have used Athlophoros and
found to their great joy that this medicine really
did cure these diseases
BATH, Me-, April 20, 1885,
For rheumatism or neuralgia 1 recommend
Athlophoros as an nfalble cure; my wife has
for some nine been troubled with rheumatism, at
times very severely. A few weeks ago she was
taken with rheumatism with symptoms of a fever.
neighbor who had been using Athlophoros Qor
child who had suffered with the fever) with sat
isfactory results, insisted on my wife trying The
same remedy she did so, using not quite one bot
tie, the rheumatism fever and all other symptoms
of the disease left her. consider Athlophoros
good medicine. A. G. EATON.
HINsDALE, n H., May IS, 1886.
OF all the medicines that claim to cure rheuma-
tism there is only one that will or can do it and
that one is Athlophoros / have for years been
troubled with muscular rheumatism, at times so
severe as to keep me in bed for IA or 10 weeks at
time taking all kinds of medicine, none of which
would give me more than temporary relief. The
last time was down commenced to use Athlo-
phoros the first bottle got me out of bed in quick
order. l was then able to get around on crutches
second bottle am happy to say laid away the
crutches, and shall never need them again. for
in case should ever be troubled again with rheu-
matism can get cure in Athlophoros.
NORMAN HOWE.
Every druggist should deep Athlophoros and
Athlophoros Pills. but where they cannot be
bought of the druggist the Athlophoros Co., 112
Wall street. New York, will send either Carriage
paid on receipt of regular price, which is $1.0o
per bottle for Athlophoros and SOC for Pills.
For liver and kidney diseases, dyspepsia, indi-
gestion, weakness, nervous debility, diseases of
women, constipation, headache, impure blood,
&C., Atalophoros Pills are unequalled.
The Portland daily press., 1887-02-18
RAILROADS.
PORTLAND & WORCESTER LINE.
Portland & Rochester II. IL,
ARRANGEMENT or TRAINS

-sss.sssss.s On and after Va ondny, Oei. ID,
szz----Ez-. 1886, Passenger Trains viii EenSF
Portland
Hor Worcester, Clinton, Aver junction.
Nashmn, Wfndhnm and Eppiug az J.3
"a. nl. and l.05 D. ma.
Fer Manchester, agoueorsi and points North
at 1.O5 y. m. ~
Eor Rochester, springvnIe, Alfred, Water.
bore, ana sneo River az 100 "a. m., 4 .O5
and tnixed) 40 $40 d. M.
For GOrhnm at 2 80 a ma. ~ 400 an
(miXed) at $50 d. ma
Fer SmecarnPPu, Cumberland w Ills, We q.
brook junction and Woodford,s al z.B0
ana lO.OO a. M, Los, 800, 600 arc
For Forest Avenue fDeerfuot al IN q. 40.
300 and $50 y. ma.
The f.OJ y. m. train from Portland eonnects an
Aver janet. with Eaoosnc TunneI Route for
the West, and at uiOn Depot, Worce.fer fol
New Work via Norwich Line, and All mil
via Springfield, also with n. Y. a N. ~. n. *.
("Steamer Maryland ROute'') for PHILADELPHIA,
Baltimore, Wa-liin gtOn, and the south, and
with Boston - Albany ~. X. for the West.
Close connection made az Westbrook IN &C.
ton with through trains Of Maine Central H. and
az Grand Trunk Transfer, Portland, with through
trains OF Grand Trunk Railway.
- Through Tickets 70 al points West and South
may De had OF ). II. HELEN, Ticket Agent, Pert.
land q Rochester Depot al foot Of Preble street.
.D0es not stop at WOOdiOrd's
oct2Sdb J. W. PETERS supt.
The Portland daily press., 1887-02-18
Foreign Ports

Ar at Hong Kong 11th inst. ship Daniel Ten
ney, Wilson, Shanghoe via Nagasaki.
Ar at Calcutta prev to 14th inst, ship Ceuten-
NAL. Bearse, New York.
AT Calcutta Jan IL, ships Saml Skolfeld Skol.
field, unc; barques VIM w Grape, Hardy and
Ad0lph Obrig, Carleton, for New York.
AT Nanalmo Feb 2. ship Iroquois, Nickels, for
San Francisco, nearly ready; Mt Washington,
Rose, for do; Harry Morse, Murphy, and Carroll
ton, Lewis. for do.
Sid I'm Liverpool 18th, ship ST John. Fales, San
Francisco.
Ar at Gibraltar 14th, barque Henry L Gregg,
Carter, New York for CadiZ.
AR at Liberia 9th inst, barque Cardenas, Reeves
New York.
Ar at Montevideo about Jan "a, ship b Che
ney, Humphreys, Astoria, U.
Ar at st Pierre Jan 22d, sch Edith Coombs,
Thompson, New York.
Ar at Trinidad about 10th inst, sch Albert L
Butler Dow. Boston.
Ar at Barbados Jan 20, sch Mary A Power.
Pillsbury, Boston; Welaka, Cottrel Charleston
At Demarara Feb 8, brig Starlight Thompson.
from New York; schs KochekO, Jasper from Bal.
Elbrdge SOuther, Fales, from Boston; Jennie
Stubs, Stubbs for Boston.
At Ponce 9th inst, barque Benny Doom, Burgess
from New York, disg; sch Aldine, Dennison. for
North of Hatteras
Havana Feb O. Chartered. barque Arthur q
Wade sugar in bags at Havana or Matanzas ~
North of Hatteras at 15c pr qtl.
Sid FIN Nassau, MP, 18th inst, sch Eunie No
KOwn, Bradley, (from Bluefelds) for New YORK
Spoken.
Feb - off the Lizard ship Corsica. Purinotop
Bremen for New York.
The Portland daily press., 1887-02-18

fancy at 3 85G3 90; patent at 25G4 40. Wheat
active and unsettled; No Red al 771ha77Js q.
Corn is dun and little easier; No Mixed 391Sc.
Oats are quiet and steady; No 2 Mixed at 271sc.
Lard 70d6 20.
corn. $4,000 BUSH oats, 1000 bush; rye, /, 900
BUSH barley 1000 bush.
cd2n nnn hush cats 600 6sh re o00 Pn
barley co. 900 bush.
DETROIT, Feb. II, DISCRIMINATING White
8215c; Mich Red Sic; No Red sic.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. IL, I887.-Cotton firm:
middling &c.
SAVANNAH, Feb. II, 1887 Cotton is firm;
mlddling 1-1Gc.
CHARLESTON, Feb. ~, 1ss7.-Cotton is firm
middling 91sc.
MEMPHIS, Feb17 1sS7.-Cotton steady; mid
ding 15-16c.
MOBILE, Feb II, 1SS7.--Cotton is quiet; mid
ding s l5-16e.
The Portland daily press., 1887-02-18

NOR SALE-One second hand ~ Horse
IT Power Engine and Boiler with all the fittings
BIDDEFORD STOVE FOUNDRY Biddeford
Maine. IA
The Portland daily press., 1887-02-18
Memoranda.

ship Kennebec reported wrecked at san Pedro,
Sal, registered 2O24 tons, was built at Bath in
1888 and owned by Capt Ford, of SearspOrt, the
Augusta Savings Bank, and parties in New York
$4,000. -
Ship VIM II Macy, Hardness, at San Francisco
from Cardiff, before reported ashore on Fort
Polnt) sustained heavy damage and had sixteen
feet water in the hold. She had steam pump on
board Fi VA
Sch Annie Chase. Poole, at Fernandna from
New York, reports having passed through a lot Of
wreckage and empty sugar hhds marked I, No
IT'S, off Hatteras, LIST inst.
Sch Ocean King, which was lost on the Banks
registered as tons, was built at Bath in 1877 and
insured with outfit, for $4,000, in the Gloucester
Mutual.
Savannah, Feb 15-Sch Lizzie Wilson, while In
tow OF tug Iris, grounded and remained. Proba-
bly, come of next high tide.
San Francisco, Feb 16. Ship America, Harri-
man. at San Pedro for Departure Bay parted
chains Feb during storm and drifted into the
entrance of the arbor, beating over the outer bar
and striking on the inner bar. She was brought
safely to the wharf. Extent of damage not ascer-
tanned
San Pedro, Cal, Feb 16. Ship Richd Buck,
Carver, from Nanaimo, arrived to-day leaking
badly, having been ashore.
The Portland daily press., 1887-02-18


days quotations of Provisions, &C.:
Pork-Long cut 16 00916 30; short cuts 16 so
GIG 75 blacks Is 50916 75; light backs at 10 90;
lean ends at 10 759l6 90; pork tongues at
13 0O@S13 80; prime mess S14 00@14 so; extra
prime at IL 0OG12 80; mess at 10 50G14 90.
Lard-choice at 714971sc y ID in tierces; S@
sac in lob pals ;814@812c in 5-ib pals; SAG
8s4 c in 3-ib pals.
Hams at 1ilR912c p ID, according to size and
cure smoked shoulders 7971sc; pressed hams at
1112Q12c.
Choice city dressed hogs 7Ssc % fb; country do
6s4 @7c; choice Western dressed 612 9634c.
Butter-W Western lextra fresh maze creamery at
2SG29c; do extra hrSts at 25a27c; do firsts at
21923ci do good to choice held creamery at 17@
do factory, choice fresh, 16@18c; do fair to good
1691Sc ;.do choicelheld at 14d16c do fair to good
at 12Dl4c; do common lots at 10011c; do dairy
nominal. at at 14d1Sc: New York crm, best lots
nominal at 24d26c; fair to good lots at 2l022c;
EASTERN cremy choice lots at 25G 27c; Vermont
dairy extra lots 2lGl23c; do firsts at 18620c The
above quotations are receivers prices for strictly
wholesale lots. Jobbing prices lG2c higher.
Cheese-Nor thern, choice TO extra, 131a@14c;
sage lazy ;OhiO choice to extra 13q1312c; Wes-
tern choice TO ex 12g1312c lower grades accord
ing to quality; job lots FAC higher.
Eggs Eastern at extra at 191a92oc; choice
fresh Southern at 1S129l9c; choice fresh Wes-
tern lS1aa19c. J0bbng prices lie higher.
beans-Uholce small N hand picked peal 70@
10 " bush; choice New York large hand picked
dos1 5591 co. small Vermont hand picked pea at
SOCIAL So.
Hay-Choice prime at IT 50a1s co. fair to good
SIG 009S17 90; Eastern fine S129S15; poor to
straw, choice, S15 0o@15 50i oat straw $500 y
ton.
Potatoes-Extra Houlton Rose CSC y BUSH do
hebrons 63g65c; Aroostook Rose 00@63c.
The Portland daily press., 1887-02-18

EOR SALE-Manure of City Hotel Stable 4;
IL no loading TO do; slides into the cart
EASTMAN & GOODWIN. IA
The Portland daily press., 1887-02-18

A GENTS WANTED-For Maine and New
IN. Hampshire and Massachusetts, for the lat
est improved Wash Bench and Ironing Board.
Samples by express S1.25. Terms and circulars
free. Address LOCK BOX 205, Bar Mills, Me.
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The Portland daily press., 1887-02-18

VNTANTED-FOur machnsts, two iron mould
w ers and core maker; only steady men and
good worlImen; TO them good wages and perma-
WOOD s co. 261 and 265 Commercial ST. 70